Used 2020 FordRanger XLT

The 2020 Ranger XLT 4WD is a midsize pickup that delivers serious capability wrapped in daily utility. Its made to work hard, handle rough roads, tow when needed, and still turn heads.

Power & Driving Dynamics

Under the hood you get the 2.3liter EcoBoost turbocharged 4cylinder engine. It produces about 270 horsepower and 310 lbft of torque.
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Mated to that is a 10speed SelectShift automatic transmission which gives smooth shifts and usable gearing for both highway cruising and offroad torque.
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With 4wheel drive, this Ranger can take you off the beaten path: mud, snow, trails, you name it. The 4WD setup adds traction and confidence.
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Features & Comfort That Elevate It Beyond Just Utility

The XLT trim adds a bundle of features over the base, making it more livable and smarter for its class.

Interior comfort & tech:
SYNC 3 infotainment system with 8inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.
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Dualzone automatic climate control everyone riding along gets better comfort.
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Blindspot monitoring, rear cross-traffic alert, lanekeeping assist, and a reverse sensing system are part of the XLTs safety / driver assistance package.
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Exterior & utility perks:
17inch aluminum wheels standard, with optional upgraded wheels for style and off-road readiness.
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Bodycolor bumpers and handles on many; chrome and appearance packages are also options.
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Locking tailgate available; bed options include 5foot bed (SuperCrew) or 6foot bed (SuperCab) depending on what you need.
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Performance & Capability Numbers

Fuel economy (EPA estimates for 4WD): around 20 mpg city / 24 highway.
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Towing capacity: about 3,500 lbs in many XLT 4WD configurations.
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Payload: depending on bed/cab option, youll get solid numbers (often 1,5001,600 lbs in many setups).
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